Sentence examples for built to insert from inspiring English sources

The Firebolt, one of the Navy's newest, fastest ships, built to insert and extract commandos in exotic places around the globe, zipped through the Chesapeake Bay this morning on a new mission: homeland defense.

Scribd's iPaper Flash document viewer is built to do exactly this, so inserting a book excerpt into a blog or even an author's site is easy.

The MK-2 insert is built to safely store your gear (think camera lenses) with a crushproof shell, adjustable dividers, and zippered organizer pocket.

So it goes, all too often, when new, high-performance technology is inserted into older infrastructure built to operate with a greater margin of error.

If you have a conservatory built, to prevent overheating and glare in the summer, have polycarbonate cavities in the roof, with a solar film or insert called Suncoat.

Fitting the more detailed model of YidC into this overall structure of the whole complex revealed how a single YidC protein might interact with the ribosome to insert a newly built protein into a membrane.

First, FISA could have ordered Lavabit to insert spyware or build a back door for the N.S.A., as American and Canadian courts reportedly did to the encrypted e-mail service Hushmail, in 2007.

Or they could just build in prompts, with Flurry directing where to insert them.

The linkage and physical maps were used as a framework to insert the newly designed marker (LMU0505) with the build option of the C RI -M AP program.

-DON MARQUIS Ah to build, to build!

Where to insert Paola Calvetti?